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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JAN. 22, 1916. rwo MWW, It 1 t,.r VKS. i-.i... I THE week jnst ended wns crowdel with activities, all of which were very informal. The weither conditions offering such a wealth of amusements that society Jolks were kejt from boredom by the countless skntuig and coasting parties; most all of which were ended with cosy anppcrs at the various homes. Jt is seldom that such a diversity of interests is scheduled on society's cal endar nl the rare snow sports hive gixen the younger set a vast amount of f-xciting and thrilling pleasure. With the first half of the winter in retrospect tnere comes the time when atteiuoon teas serve the ucligntrut ui version for small groups of matrons ml maids who gather for an inform il vhat. Between these informal affairs, ami a" number of dinners, luncheons and dances, society will continue to nrause itself until golf and tennis can be once more indulged in by the out tloor sport loving contingent. The second subscription dance which will eclipse all similar parties in point at interest and merriment is scheduled to take place in the Moose hall on Monday, January the tliirtv-first. The enthusiasm of tho congenial list of members, which includes the mar ried set inrl the younger men and girls, teaus to ninno tnese dances among the most aejigntrui arruirs or the season Several informal snpper parties will probably close tne evening s gaieties. ' Wednesday ifternoon Mrs. Chnrles McNary was hostess for an informal aewmg, her guests including the Ken aington club. This club, composed of a small group oi matrons, is one or tno few and very popular Keusingtous of the married He i. Mr. and Mis. George Palmor Putnam have gone to Portland whore they will Do tbe week end guests of Mr. ind Mil Joseph N. Teal. Mr. Putnam will go to Bend, Oregon, mot a oner Business trip, beroro ins re bits, l,. j-. uritritn was Hostess on Thursday for an artistically appointed luncheon and bridno. Lovely fragrant red carnations and greens centered the table, around which were covers for the Thursday Trunch eon club and Mrs. William Eldridgo and Miss Kita Steiner as additional guests. olkwing luncheon four tables of Bridge were arranged for the guests. ,rd honors fell to Mrs. Edwin L. 11a lor. A prettily appointed dinnor was pre sided over bjy Dr. and Mrs. ii. It. bteeves on Friday evening. (.overs wore placed around a table uurneo. wuu ocauurui pinK prime roses. Dr. and Mrs. Sleeves miests innlmlml Ir. and Mrs. Henry J. Talbot, Dr. audi Mrs. Hall and Professor and Mrs. O. Kbsen. Mrs. Keith Powell (Alice Bingham, of Lafuyotte, is the guost of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bingham. .Mrs. Frank Myers was hostoss Tues day afternoon for a delightful inform al Kensington, Mrs. Myers' guests included i group of matrons who belong to nn evening fard club. They were: Mrs. Chester k, Mrs. Roy Burton, Mrs. Win. Mc Hilchrist, Jr., Mis. Merlin Harding, Mrs. Hoy Mills, Mrs. 0. Ii. Hnnnell, Mrs. Paul Johnson, Mrs. Walter Rpauhling, Mrs. If. G. Marvin, Miss Zoo Stockton and Mrs. F. 8. Oannott (Zola Hitchcock. Mr. and Mrs. Oannott, who wore to fmitly married in Portland, 'iro now members of the club. Mr. and Mrs. Chnunooy Bishop were hosts for a g iv Inforinal' sleighing ami aiipwr party Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mis. Bishop 'b guests Includ ed ten of the married set mid a group of younger girls and men. HERE his been a deluge of char ity affairs this year, and splendid spirit of bearing the less for tunate 's burdens that has been made manifest by society folk in their cease less endeavor to ameliorate conditions in the city has taken form in an end less variety of events, tending to make the season unusual. "The Fortuno Hunter," winch is to be the next large charity affair will be given under the auspices or tne civic Social Service Center of the Commer cial club, at the Grant theatre some time the first of February. James Mott. who will produce "inc Fortune Hunter will appear in the title role oi IVot Dune in, tne cast or local amateurs are as follows: Miss Hazel Krixon, Josie Lockwood; Miss Margery Marvin, Angie: MiBS Hita Steiner and Miss Ida Simmons village maids; Miss Aline Thompson, Betty (iraliam; wai ter Denton, Henry Kellogg; Max Bu ren, George Burnium; ltalph Moores, James Lone; Carl Gubrielson, Tracy Tanner; Rev. Robert Gill, Willie Bart- lett; Perry Keiglemnn, Kobbins; Rev, Richard Tischer, Sam Graham; Dr. W, 8. Mott, Lockwood a banker; Laurence Holer, Pete Willing; Herman Metritis, Sperry; E. Cooke Patton, Walty; Wil son Howard, Hi; Charles Reynolds, Roland Burnett. Of much interest to Salem matrons and maids will be the moving of Mrs. Oliver Locko's millinery shop into an attractive new place on 115 Liberty street, about Febiunry the fifteenth. Tne formal opening of this exclusive new shop will take place the first oi March, when a large array of chic and stunning spring chapeaux will be shown. Saturday evening Dr. Thomas Smith, Jr., was merrily surprised by a group of friends, who gathered in honor of his natal day and formed a sleighing Party. Following a gay evening Dr. and Mrs. Marry Clay wero hosts tor a do lightful supper. Those included in the affnir were: Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith, Jt,, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sargent, Mr. and Mrs. Ben O. Schueking, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc Nary, Dr. and Mrs. Harry Clay and Mr. and Mrs. Zodac Riggs. Another informal and jolly affair of Saturday night was tho coasting and sleighing party for which Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Thiolseii wero the hosts. Fol lowing tho exhilnating sport a delight ful supper rounded out the evening's gayeties. Mr. and Mrs. Thielsen's guests in cluded: Mr. and Mrs. William Burg hardt, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Asahel Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown Mr. and Mrs. Molvin Plimpton, Miss Margery Marvin, Miss Aline Thompson, Lau rence llofer, Frits Blade and Percy Bretherton, who is the guest of ilia sis ter, Msr. Clifford Brown. Mrs. T. C. Poorinnn and small daugh ter, Murgaret, of Woodburn, aro the week end guests of Mis. Ben Schuek A charming informal bridgo was that given by Mrs. Al Jones on Friday afternoon. GuoBts were nsked for two tables of Die game and Mrs. R. E. Lee Steiner was awarded the card favor. Playing at the tables were MrB. Har ry Olmger, Mrs. Oliver Lock, Mrs. Ed win L. B.iker, Mrs. R. E. Lee Steiner, Mrs. Williuin Dnncy, Mrs. Georgo Brown, Mrs. W. A. Imn and tho host CUB. Mrs, Olinger assisted Mrs, Jones. Mrs. Charles lira v. ono of the most popular hostesses of tho Sun Francisco exposition, is ea route home from a several months' sojourn in tho east. Prior to her departure Mrs. Gray passed several days in Birmingham, Alabama, where she was the guest of Dr. ami Mrs, Frank Snedecor (Lena Itrevinan.) Mrs. Gr.iy's arrival tho latter part of next week will bo the occasion of much rejoicing by her large coterie of friends. While in Nnlcm b'ho will lie the guost of her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. George William Gray. ft ft ft Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Lee Steiner will be hosts Monday evening for a delight ful "500" party, their guests will in clude the members of the "Nemo Card club." 1 THE LAST WEEK for Subscriptions to the De Gogorza Concert Before the advance sale for Subscribers only. No one but Subscribers may obtain a reserved seat at this special sale, Saturday morning, Jan uary 20, at 9 o'clock. So far the ONLY WORLD-RENOWNED SINGER to APPEAR IN SALEM THIS SEASON Any reserved seat in the Armory $2.00. Mail orders received now. Address Minnetta Magers, Salem, Oregon. The members of the T. E. 0. club met on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. T. C. Wood on Church street. A business mectine was followed by an interesting paper on the South by Mrs. itoy. Mrs. Wood was assisted in the serv ing by her daughter, Miss Helen Wood. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Brown entertain ed on Tucsuav evening at a delightful "500" party, their guests included the members of the "E. 0. T." club and several additional guests. Miss Mary Wann and Mrs. W. I. Staley were awarded the prizes. The additional guests , were: Miss Florence McKinnie Miss Elizabeth Sawyer and Miss Mary Wann. Mrs. Brown was assisted by Mrs. Mary Hofer and Miss Florence McKin nie. The snow sports have afforded a wealth of amusement this week ind sleighing was the diversion for a bevy of folks again on Monrtay nignt. The evening was aailv closed with a nroirressive supper, beginning at Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Palmer Putnams and endins at the Harry CliVB. Those participating in the evening's fun were: Mr. and Mrs. Asahel Bush, Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer Putnam, Mrs. John J. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Chnuncev Bishop. Mr. and Mrs. Mel vin Plimpton, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Tlnelsen. Mr. and Mrs. ciutora crown Dr. and Mrs. Harry Clay, Mr. md Mrs. William Burghardt, Jr., Miss Margory Marvin, Miss Aline Thompson, Ralph Moores, Fritz Pakle and 1'ercy Bremer ton, of IJortland. The String Orchestra has issue invi tations for an informal dance to be given on Thursday evening January twenty-seventh, at the Moose hall at eight-thirty o'clock. Tho orchestra which is in charge of Miss Georgabelle Booth, pianist, is com posed of the following musicians: Miss Mary Schultz, violin; Mrs. Viola Vcr cler Holman. violin; B. R. Russell, bass viol; C. E. DeCrastos, drums. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Olinger wore hosts last evening for a charming in formal dinner. Circling the tiblo which was cen tered with graceful red carnations and greens were: Dr. and Mrs. K. x. L.ee Steiner, Dr. and Mrs. Carlton Smith and Paul Sroat, of Portland. Later several guests called lor an evening of bridge. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fleming ware charming hosts Tuesday for an even ing or "ouu." Six tables wero arranged for the guests who were tho members of the " Morry-Go-Round club." Card honors, fell to Mrs. Frank Spen cer .tnd John D. Sutherland. Mrs. Fleming was assisted by her daughter, Miss Priscilla Fleming. Monday evening a crowd of young girls and men who are members of the Intleniieklinte Christian Endeavor so ciety of the I.esbytoriau church form ed a sleighing party, Followiug the evening's gayeties the young people were bidden to tho homo of Miss Helen Hogue for a hot sup per. Those participating in tho sport were: Mrs. Berth. Junk Darby, who chaperoned the party and the Misses Helen tiogue, licatrile tvuiey, Vera Dilley, Lacie Leonard, Paulino Dick, Laura Marr, Helen Rose, Maxino Bu ren, Alice Mason, Maud McCoy, Gladys Moore, tiiadys Jiarvud, Mnrjono liar bard, Edna Gilbert, Elsie Gilbert, Eliz abeth Leonard, Dorothy Dick, Laura Purvine, Colin. Willson, Mary Jano Al- liert, Isaliel! t roisan. Lctlia Driscoll Marjorio Brown and Messrs. Clifford Swart. C.rl Kuiitn, Harold Cook, Phil ip Elliott Herbert Darby and Cyril 1 1 1 11. Miss Minnetta Miigers was the guest or Miss Jjins Steers at tne Unbrtlo witsch concert in Portland Inst night. Miss Beatrice (ilheltou was ulsli among the local musicians who attend ed tho Gabrilowitsch concert. The "Beethoven Club" composed of a coterie of Miss Joy Turner's students Ravo a musical this afternoon nt tho W'ilUniette univeisity college of music. Appearing on the programme which was filled with an unusual quota of delightful numbers were: Miss Alaude Eiigstroni, Miss Pauline Purvine, Miss Elizabeth Thompson, Miss Cleda Mc Furland, Miss Pearl Osterniatiit, Miss Murgjiet Johnson, Miss Bessie Schrimk, Miss Winifred Eyre, Miss Uuth Wochter, Miss Mariuu Emmons, Miss Mary Findley, Paul Doncy and Ivan White. Mrs. Arthur Giblurd nnd Mrs. Tto ma Hunter entertained delightfully on Wednesday with an informal afternoon ut the homo of tho former on Union street. I me guests lnciu.icci the members of nn- ii-iium circle, wirn urs, a. E. Miller, past president of tho circle, and Mrs. Unnicl .1. Fry, the ucw presi dent, as honor guests. The rooms wore effectively decorat ed in pink and white. A enriched basket of delicate pink c.trnations and softly lighted candles adorned the luncheon table. Mrs. Charles Elgin ami Mrs. V. B. Smith presided over the tea and cof fee urns. The hostesses wero assisted by their small daughters Miss Kathorvu Gib luird and Miss Mneylo Hunter! The circle members present woro: Mrs. A. E. Miller, Mrs. Daniel Frv, Mrs. James Swoiioda, Mrs. V. B. Smith, Mrs. II. L. CI uk, Mrs. C. F. Elgin. Mrs. John Bayno und the hostesses. Additional guests were: Mrs. James El vin, Mrs. fliov Hewlett, Mrs. W. I. Stnlev, Mrs. Frank Doehringer, Mrs. D. W. Mathews, Mrs. Alvo 11 Mrs. Eugene Aufrancc and Mrs. C. Ii. Harlrytc, Mis Margaret Hodge entertained Monday at a charming informal sew ing, her guests being the members of the "Quinze Jours Club." John Claire Monteith, the well known concert b intone and vocal teacher of Portland, was in, Salem Wed- j nesday eu route from Eugene where i he was the soloist in the ''Rose Maid-1 en," given by : the Philannonic soci ety. V I Hreeeeding the cantata Mr. Mon-j teith sang a number of songs iudud-' ing "Loiraine Lorree." ; Miss Alyco Hoilistcr entertained a j coterie or friends Inst weeK witn a merry informal sleighing party. Latet; the guests enjoyed tive nun died and a delicious oyster supper. Those present were: Mr. aud Mrs. Vorlav Miam Val...ir,ili fiua D WV Tr.-.K,l', Af. TTli:.,- Alt-,.A Tint. ! lister. ft - Mrs. Harvey Wells returned today from a brief visit to Portland. One of the largest affairs of the week was tho social evening given by Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fleming Friday for tho members of the Congregational church. About sixty guests called and enjoy ed an evening of games ind music. The attractive serving table was ef fectively arranged with fragrant car nations and ferns anJ was presided ov er during the evening by Mrs. D. W. Mathews, Mrs. W. I. Staley, Mrs. Wil liam Fleming and Mrs. F. P. Talking ton. A bevy of young girls also as sisted about the rooms. Mrs. H. St. Helens was the motif of a pleasurable surprise party recently when a number of ftiends gathered to celebrate her birthday. , .The eiiests arraneed tables for an ev cning of "500" and the card honors were awarded to Mrs. i Hansen. Mrs. C. M. Epley was a charming hostess Thursday for the rriscina ciuo An enjoyable sewing was followed by a short business session when the club decided to give a series of Ken singtons lor the benefit of the Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Daniel Fry and Mrs. Fred Rteu sloff generously offered their attract ive homes for these affairs, the first of which will be given in the very near future. The members of the Priscilla club are: Mrs. Daniel .T. Fry, Mrs. David i fcvre, Mrs. Frank Meyers, Mrs. A. Li. Brown, Mrs. W. S. Mott, Mrs. John Craig, Mrs. C. M. Epley, Mrs. Fred Steusloff, Mrs. A. T. Wain, MrB. Susie Jones and Mrs. Ida Bubcoek. The next vlance at the Elks' club for the members and their many friends, will be given on Tuesday evening. The atfair is being eagerly antici pated. Thursday aftoriioon the Elite Em broidery club was enjovably entertain ed by Mrs. H. St. Helens on Court street. The afternoon was devoted to fancy work, after which the hostoss served a dainty lunch, assisted by Mrs. O. u. Schellberg. The club members present were: Mrs. A. M. Clough, Mrs. P. L. Frazier, Mrs. Eldridge Rider, Mrs. ( has-. Given, Mrs. Fred Prince, Jlrs. Nellie Knox, Mrs. Ruth Waller, Mrs. C. T. Melntyre, Mrs. Joe Bemardi, Mrs. W. W. Hill. Mrs. W. U Brvant, Mrs. eJ Hill and Mrs. 0. G. Schellberg. Monday evening the Misses May and Ruth Ranch entertained a number of their friends at a jolly informal sleigh ing party. A dainty supper ended the evening's diversions. Miss Zoo Stockton wns hostess Fri day afternoon for a delightful inform al sewing having as guests a coterie of friendB who have been entertaining this way all winter, The homo -of Mr. and Mrs. T. A Ratcliff in Morntn?side was the scone of a happy gathering Wednesday even ing when the members of the family gathered to celebrate the hosts' golden wedding. There wore five children present who were: Mrs. Mary Reynolds, of Kalom; Mrs. Rao Bnter, of Elgin, Oregon; Gcoi-i?e L lilitcliff. Enternriso. Oreiron: m:uu v.,:.. .i 'i.nMi..a tt...i;,r ! of Salem. Covers wero placed for eighteen of the family at dinner. Later other guests augmented tho party and the evening was eujoyably spent with games and music. Thomas A. Ratcliff wns born in Howard countv, Indiana in 1R42. In ISI12 ho enlisted with the 101st Indiana nnd served until the close of the war. Returning homo ho nn January 11), lMtiO married Elizabeth Irby. They began housekeeping In Clinton county, Indi ana, and there their six children wero horn. Ono son, Simon, died when a chilil. With the five remaining chil dren thoy moved tu Kansas and after nine years moved to Eastern Oregon whore thoy lived until all the children were grown and scattered about en gaged in their various vocations, nnd fourteen years bro Mr. and Mrs. Rnt clitf moved to Suloni. They have be come well known being active mem bers of tiio First Christian church, the O. A. R., W. R, C, und I. 0. 0. F. sHtSaVsHaH Try Us on Quality and Prices and be Convinced fo Discount on all Dressers, Chiffoniers and Dressing Tables $14.50 Ash Dresser now $10.90 $12.50 Ash Princess Dresser, now $ 9.50 $14.50 Royal Oak Dresser, now $10.90 $12.50 Royal Oak Princess Dresser, now ... $ 9.50 $14.50 Solid Oak Colonial Dresser, now . . . .$10.90 $13.50 Solid Oak Colonial Dresser, now ; . . .$10.25 $12.50 Royal Oak Chiffonier with glass ...$ 9.50 $10.00 Royal Oak Chiffonier without glass $ 7.50 $12.50 White Maple Dresser $ 9.50 $10.50 Solid Oak Dressing Table $ 8.25 $11.50 White Enamel Dressing Table with Swing Glasses $ 8.50 We have bargains in 2nd hand furniture too numerous to mention. Trade in your old furniture on new and get a square deal L STIFF -&S Court and Liberty, "The Busiest Place in Town." Salem and Albany That 'musicians and students of mu sic may have an opportunity to study thn omfr. hefnre tho De (iOHOl'Za COn- cort, we print the following unusually tine programme. iono oi 1110 great ar tists appearing here have givcu a more varied program. Especially pleasing Is tho large num ber of Englisu songs from modern com posers. He Gogorza 's rich baritone voice will make the Arioso, Hcrcnado and Cavi tina. doubly interesting to those who are familiar with these splendid but diffi cult numbers. Here is tho programme: Where'er a'ou Walk Handel Menuot d' Exnudet Bcrgorottes XVIII Ccutruy Arr. by Weckerlin. To Anthca Button La Partida Alvarez Canto del Prosidinrio Alvarez La Paloma i rardicr Arioso " Ie roi do Lahore .. Massenet Serenade, La Doiunition do Fuust .... ; Berlioz Tnvictus , lluhn Wind Song RngerB Mother O'Miue Tours Imperial Beauty Parlors DR. W. E. STANTON. Skin aud Scalp Spcclnl'ut WINIFRED W. DUSENBURY, Manicurist and Hair Drrta-ir. Latest olectricnl appliances and methods of treating all erup tions and blemishes of the sltiu and scalp, removing corns, warts, moles, scars, and superfluous hair. Shampooing, Massage, dyeing and bleaching. Ladle Manicure 25 Cents Gentlemen 35 Cents To introduce our methods, we will allow one dollar on a course of face or sculp treatments, to any one bringing in this ad. 301 Bank of Oonunerc Building, Phout 893 Whon 1 Bring You Colored Toys . - Carpenter The Pipes of Pan Elgnr Cnvntina, Barber of Seville... Eosaini Miss Helen M, Wiuslow, accompan ist. Friday afternoon a bevy of small folks gathered at tho home of Miss Margaret Asseln to relobrnto tho little hostess' seventh birthdny. A hugo scarlet satin heart and ar row centered tho table at which tho hirthday collation was served, aud red iieuri. uuxes lincu wnn oon uons inurK ed the places. A glittering birthday cike also adorned tne table around which gathered tho following littlo guests: Dorothy Ashford, Julia Elgin, Helen Unco, Marjorio and Dorothy Brant, Helen Pollock, Martell Shipp, Elaine Foster, Edwlna Baker und Thel ma. Carty. ft The members of tho Pythian Sis ters club was entertained by Mrs. J. F. Davis, Fridiy afternoon" nt her homo on Chemeketa street. An cujovulilo nftornuou of sewing i) ) wa followed by dainty refreshments. Tho hostess was assisted by Mrs. Louis Bcchtcl und Mrs. Charles Bor hour. Tho club members present were: Mrs. A. II. Bitdcliff, Mrs. C. Olmstead, Airs. Charles Parnieiitcr, Mrs. Ocorgo Win chelle, Mrs. F. F. Schram aud son Frank, Jr., Mrs. A. Fitch, Mrs. C. J. Perry and son Leon, Mrs. Charles Bar bour, Mrs. Louis Bethtol and Mrs. T. W. Davies. The next meeting of the club will be nt the homo of Mrs. John Shipp on South Fourteenth street a week from next Friday. Mrs. William Busies' entertained n group of ludies ut a delightful informal sewing on Tuesday ufternoon. Mr. and Mjs. Marion Dcppcr enter tained with a pleasurable evening at their homo on Broadway street recent ly, in honor of their friend, Mr. Bren, lio is soon to leave Suleui. Music, gaines and dinning f.irmcd Iho evening's past times. At a lato hour delicious refreshments were served. Those bidden wero: Mr. Bren, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Xackeinian, liedii Misnor, Mr. and Mrs. Misnor, Norman Pur luick, H.trold Purbrick, Violet Barker, Holbert Cooper. Louise Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Marguerite Jones, Klizii both Jones, Mary Joues, Florence .loucs, Wincfrc.l Jones, Mary Van Lnaneii, Mr. Mailos and Miller Cooper. Friday the Central Congregational church will givo a splendid evening of rc iding and a musical programme. Mrs. Bertha Crittenden tiholson will appear on the delightful programme, which is to be given for the benefit of the Endeavor. t Annual election of members for tho board of directors of the Voung Wom en's Christian association will uo helj at tho association rooms, January Siti, l10. The polls will bo open from Hi o'clock a. m. to 0 o'clock p. in. The following names have been sub mitted by tho nominating committee: Mrs. tlcorgo It. Brown, Mrs. F, A. Kl liott, Mrs. I). .!. Fry. Mrs. .T. O. Gol trn, Mrs. Clyde Grahnm, Mrs, 0. C. I'owthoror, Mrs. Cieo. Kodgers, Mrs. W. V. Koscultmiigh, iris. Fn'd S. Stewart, Miss Lillian Applcgato, Miss OdnChnp ninii, Miss Veda Cross, Miss Mint (lilo, Miss Kliznlictli Lord and Miss Xina McXnry, Of this number Mrs, Brown, Mrs. El liott, Mrs. tioltrn, Mrs. I'owthoror, Miss Chupiniin ami Miss McN'ary nre now members of tho board nnd candidates lor re olcctioit. There nro eight members to bo elect ed and tho board nre very desirous that all members take part in the eloc- Emilt Do OoRioia, famous baritone, who will rppear at the Grand Theatre February Ut Seventh. (Coatiuued on Pace Tars.) L. S. Rowland Edgar M. Rowland 4 Beaver State Printers COMMERCIAL PRINTERS Rooms 1-3. Patton Bids. Phone 1512